OUPV & 100-Ton Master · Emergencies — Reporting a Marine Casualty
Following a reportable marine casualty, the operator must notify the Coast Guard:
- AImmediately (as soon as possible), and submit a written report (CG-2692) within five days✓ Correct
- BWithin one year
- COnly if a passenger requests it
- DNever, for vessels under 100 GRT
Explanation
46 CFR Part 4 requires immediate notification of a reportable marine casualty (death, serious injury, certain property damage, groundings, etc.) to the nearest Coast Guard Sector or MSU, followed by a written report on Form CG-2692 within five days. Drug/alcohol testing may also be required for a serious marine incident.
Authority: 46 CFR Part 4
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